The First Water Powered Car: What Happened To Stanley Meyer?

Conspiracy theories also address the skepticism from the scientific community regarding Meyer’s claims. Critics argue that his technology violates fundamental laws of physics, particularly the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Conspiracists counter that the scientific community, influenced by funding from energy companies, has a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. They claim that dissenting scientific voices are suppressed and that legitimate innovations are dismissed to protect existing power structures.

Media Blackout and Misinformation
The alleged media blackout on Meyer’s technology and the subsequent narrative also form a key part of the conspiracy theories. Supporters argue that mainstream media, influenced by advertising revenue from oil companies and other energy sector giants, deliberately underreported or misrepresented Meyer’s work. They believe that independent media and alternative platforms have been the only outlets willing to explore and discuss the potential of Meyer’s technology honestly.

Continuing Influence and Grassroots Movements